Eve Now Coordinates Work Across the Systems Your Firm Runs On, Cuts Admin Costs by 20%

New plugins and integrations let Eve's AI agents update case records, file documents, manage deadlines and act on client communications across case management, document management

SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Eve, the AI platform built for plaintiff law firms, today announced new integrations with Clio, MyCase, Box, QuickBooks, Outlook, Google, SharePoint, and more, enabling you to work across your systems natively in Eve. New plugins and integrations connect Eve to the systems firms already use, including case management, document management, email, messaging, calendars and financial tools. Eve's AI agents can now pull information from those systems, perform tasks and keep records current across all of them, with the firm's team approving every action.

The next leap in legal AI isn't another tool that makes a single task faster. It's removing the manual work that happens between tools. Teams still spend hours each day switching between platforms, re-entering updates, filing documents and piecing together case communications from different sources. Even when AI finishes a task, someone still has to move that work into the right system.

Eve closes that gap. Instead of adding another tool to juggle, firms get one place to manage and execute casework, with every connected system updated automatically.

For plaintiff firms, that time is capacity, and capacity is access to justice. Every hour returned to casework is another injured person or wronged worker a firm can afford to represent.

“Most legal AI speeds up a task, then hands the result back to a person to carry into the next system. With Eve connected to the tools a firm already runs on, the work lands where it belongs: the deadline is on the calendar, the email is in the case file, the case file is current. Teams review and approve instead of re-keying, and that’s how a firm takes on more cases without adding headcount," said Allegra Heath, VP of Product Marketing of Eve.

What's new

Starting today, firms can plug Eve to their existing stack, bringing the firm's entire workflow into one connected platform. Agents work in three areas:

Coordinate all work across connected firm systems. Eve now plugs into a firm's case management, document management, messaging, productivity and financial tools. When an update arrives in any connected tool, Eve's agents can act on it, updating case records and writing back to the system to keep it current with no manual entry. Documents, emails and attachments land in the right case file automatically, so owners always see accurate, up-to-date records.

Never miss a deadline. Available in early access, Eve identifies hearings, depositions and deadlines in case documents and connected systems, then proposes calendar events for the team to review and confirm rather than enter by hand. Confirmed dates land on a single firm-wide calendar, organized by case and synced to Outlook or Google Calendar, so attorneys can see what's coming across every matter.

Better visibility with unified Case Communications. Every text, email, fax and call is connected to its matter, giving the whole team one view of every update on a case. Eve drafts replies that draw on the full case file, for faster, case-specific responses. Agentic work begins the moment a message arrives, so staff spend their time on casework and clients instead of keying in updates.

The result is a different kind of workday. Before, case teams bounced between Eve, their case management system, document storage, email and calendars. Now they work from one place, reviewing and approving what Eve proposes instead of moving information by hand.

Customer proof

Firms already using the more connected Eve report less admin time and more room to grow their caseloads.

At Imler Law, a Tampa Bay employment and labor firm, Managing Attorney Alberto "Tito" Gonzalez connected Gmail and OneDrive to Eve. "One of our case folders has around 3,000 files. With OneDrive connected, I can ask Eve to find what I need instead of uploading files one by one," Gonzalez said. "I'd estimate I've cut at least 20% of the admin time I spend on my cases."

"Connected tools give our lean team room to take on more cases without adding people just to handle busywork," said Jamil Shaaban, Founder and Managing Partner at SB Injury Law. "That lets us focus on client service and the strategic work that makes a difference in each case."

Vision and availability

Connecting firm systems is foundational to Eve's vision of working the whole case. Today, people do the work and then update the software. Eve is building toward a world where AI agents do the work and legal teams supervise it. With its agents now able to act across a firm's existing systems, Eve moves beyond helping with individual tasks to running workflows from intake to resolution, so firms can increase case capacity, cut administrative work and give attorneys more time to practice law.

Eve's connected capabilities are available today to all customers, with Eve email, Eve calendar, and Eve SMS available in early access. To learn more, http://eve.legal/integrations.

About Eve

Eve is the AI operating system that plaintiff law firms use across the entire case lifecycle to handle more cases, reduce time on desk, and increase settlement values. Over 1,700 firms work on Eve, and Eve’s AI has been used in 350,000+ cases to help recover $3.5B+ in settlements and verdicts.